Iron County register., 1887-07-21

gru,l Grnutg gegister
By ELL D. AXE.
RONTON. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES.
4 Summary Of Important Events.
CONGRESSMAN CAMPBELL is out as q can
didate for the Democratic nomination for
Governor Of Ohio.
A TERRIBLE railroad accident occurred
at Port Stanley, Ont. on the 18th, by
which score OF people were burned to
death and forty others injured.
VrcE-PREsIDENr A. B. HILL, Of the New
York Stock Exchange, died on the floor Of
the Exchange on the 18th, just after an
nouncing the death Of a member.
The celebration of the fall Of the Bas-
tile and President Grevy's review Of the
French troops at Paris, on the 14th,
passed of without serious disturbance.
PRINCE FERDINAND was formally noti-
fied on the 18th Of his election as Prince
of Bulgaria. In his speech he was eva
sive about stating whether he would &C.
cept or not
TIE jackson Club, Of Columbus, have
formally requested Hon Allen G. Thur
man not to decline the nomination for
Governor about to be rendered him by the
Ohio Democracy.
The Cincin natl police court has finally
shut up the shops where the game OF
~policy'' has been carried on Heretofore
there have been arrests, but failures to
prove the charges.
THE Queens expenses in connection
with the jubilee celebration are said to
be IN the neighborhood Of s2O0 900, and
the thrifty old lady Is said to be appalled,
at the enormous cost of the affair.
TIE Sultan of Turkey persists in his re-
fusal to sign the convention with En- gland
In reference to Egypt in its present form,
Notwithstanding he is urgently advised
to ratify it by both Germany and Italy.
GENERAL BoULANGER has written to
friends in Paris than king the people for
their friend ship for himself and their Or
lerly conduct during the celebration OF
the anniversary Of the fall Of the Bastile-
The city directory of New York, issued
on the 11th, contains 2, 175 pages Of names,
numbering in all 324. S13, and indicating a
population of 1000, OOO There are 300
Smiths, 1900 Browns, and go Joneses en- :
rolled.
THE 18th was the hottest day OF the
season in New York to date, the mercury
reaching SO deg. at $3.50 p. m. and S3 deg.
at midnight The suffering in the tene-
ment district was dreadful There were
six cases of sunstroke. s r,.
THE New York Commercial Advertiser
claims that Jay Gould is working new
>pinch" in Wall street, by which Garrett
and Ives are liable to be hurt and Gould
secure the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph
lines at about his own figures.
THE Queen attended garden party at
Hatfield House, the residence Of Lord
Salisbury, in Hertfords shire, on the 18th.
The town of Hatfield was e,. fete in honor
of Her Majesty's presence, and the
houses and streets were gaily deco
rated.
EAST SAGINAW CMich-) mill employees
are quietly working to secure, in what
ever manner they may, the exclusion Of
French-C Canadians who come over during
the winter to work in the woods, at which
time mill men can only find work in the
lumber camps.
THE Pinkerton detectives at Everso on,
Pa, on the 14th, fired on and killed boy
named RimmeL Rimmel, 1t seems, was
an idiot and, when called on by the de-
tectives to halt, not understanding them,
went ahead across the picket line with
the q above result
NORTHERN PACIFIC JUNCTION, town OF
1870 population, twenty seven miles
from Duluth Mimi, was destroyed by fire,
which started in the Paine Lumber Com
pany's mill on the night Of the 18th. En-
girles were sent from Duluth. Meager de-
tails received so far.
THE Pope is suffering from stomach
troubles, and owing to the bad condition
of HRS teeth, IS able to eat but little. He
constantly Graves iced drinks, of which
he consumes great quantities, and per-
forms great amount Of work each day
in spite Of his ailments.
An additional force of thirty Pfnke rton
detectives arrived in Pittsburgh from
Chicago on the 14th, and were dispatched
at once to the coke regions. There has
been ne trouble so far, but the operators
fear the Hungarian element and want to
be prepared in the event OF an outbrea ak.
BERNARD 7. MIcHENFELDER, son OF a
wealthy brewer, died on the 18th at De-
troit, Mich, of hydrophobia- He was
bitten by a pet dog five weeks previous
ly. On the 18th the first symptoms OF hy-
drophobia appe ared, and, after suffering
terribly, he died after one Of his convul-
sions.
TIE Western Nail Association was In
session at Pitts burgh, Pa, on the 18th.
Among the matters under discussion was
the question of the advisability OF form.
ing a pool with the Eastern manufacture
ers to regulate the output and selling
price. An Eastern representative was in
attendance.
: SOUTHERN ARIZONA has been visited by
very heavy rain-storms aud cloud bursts
during the past few days. The rainfall
is Unprecedented. The Santa Cruz rive r
is over a mile wide. Wash-outs on the
Southern Pacific railroad have been
frequent, and large numbers OF live stock
have been drowned.